Screw on rubber tip , I need the screw on rubber tip, I have muscular Dystrophy and use mine to navigate asaphalt &amp; concrete walkways and the rubber tip has worn thru till the Small metal tip is thru the rubber,and have come close to loosing balance...
13256
Same request for a somewhat different reason (best of luck, Johnny). Can anyone out there help with this info?
2028775
It has been a while, as I recall it comes with a tip. I do not remember what size. I did buy a set of tips because of the different type of soldering I do. I wanted a small tip for surface mount components. Hope that helps.
291151
I have one stylus that has a removable tip. The silver ring will screw off, then the old black rubber tip can be pulled off and the new tip put on over the exposed silver post. Then replace the silver ring. I have another stylus where the tip does not screw off. I have not mastered this tip or even determined whether or not it can be removed. In a different packet of new tips were long flat silver strips that look as if they would replace a silver tip, but I can't get the old tip off.
1935305
You can turn the tips where the metal tip is out or in. When it is out, it allows you to dig it down into things like asphalt to help steady the rod. When it is in, you the surrounding rubber tip will not scratch or mar other surfaces like wood floors.
1047760
The rubber tip seems to be fastened in pretty well and the top doesn't unscrew, so I don't believe that these tips are meant to be replaced.
2266297
I don't have the rubber grip handle on mine - it is solid wood. I looked at it and I think it screws off and could be replaceable. However, I don't know if that is true of the rubber grip handle. I would advise contacting CAREX.
2166974
If you are asking about the protective rubber on the metal tip, yes you should remove for use and replace after use and cleaning.
1080794
Not that I have noticed. It ha a rubber tip, and if you install it from top down it should work well.
2223853
yes the product is great and the replacement rubber tips are better and doesn't waist as fast that's what i like about it!
2019491
Mine do have rubber tips, about 1" down the hook. it is the same color as the copper hooks. This protects the copper from marks while hanging on metal rack. I love them. It is so well done, you might not notice the tips.
101682
It is not a typical tip, I think. It is black "rubber", but has a small phillips screw holding it to the metal cane. The very tip of the cane's rubber tip is larger than a nickel, but then it widens out, to make a wider tip, then narrows in again, snuggly to the cane itself. A replacement tip would look different, but might work, if original ever wore out. I have not used mine enough to need to replace tip. You could take cane to store that sells tips, and eye-ball which size would be most likely a good fit?? The side support "canes" for the seat, have slanted tips, so they sit flat when the chair is opened out. When closed, those slanted tips are shorter than the main cane, so you are not walking with all the tips hitting the ground at the same time. Just the main cane is hitting the ground when you walk around. Hope this helps.
546148
Good luck. It is a tiny screw. It took me over an hour of trying to get the tip inserted and held in place by the screw before I discovered there was no possible way. A set screw would have worked well, but this engraver needs a redesign. Consider how much force is going to be applied to the tip, between the pressure needed to engrave your item, as well as the vibration produced by the machine and it makes no sense why such a tiny screw was used. Please read all the reviews before buying.
846269
No idea. I doubt it. My son gave me a stylus that he had gotten as a promotion, and the rubber tip just wore through and had to be thrown away. If you find out differently, I'd like to know.
2281567
You'll need an extremely small screwdriver. It is a very small screw that holds the tip on. I hope it helps.
2088343
I've had mine for awhile and the only problem I've had is the rubber on the handle starts to move around on the end near the hole for hanging---now, the rubber has come loose from the metal, and has come off. the tip...still works, but they need to improve that design somehow...there is no bending involved,however, since it is one piece of aluminum ...Who ever claims "bending" is hands down WRONG....
552047
Rubber tip. No drag. I found it to be similar to using my finger, except it's a bit more accurate.Hope this helps.
741326
You can get rubberizer and dip them in it. Probably easier than looking for tips.